Pee Valve & What I learned Today...

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Rick Inman:
* JeffG was right once in back in 2005: LINK
:rofl:


Rick Inman:
* Some dive buddies cannot be trusted to be sensitive about an issue and not make loud jokes to the other divers and passerby's.

* Most of the customers in Starbucks have (fortunately) a poor sense of smell.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Mania
 
Scuba_Jenny:
However, the link was Jeff being correct in 2005, not this year. So the world is still a safe place. :)

Give him a chance there's still time left
 
Ben_ca:
Give him a chance there's still time left
You just don't grasp the beauty of the system.



I'm always right.
 
And who said the ego could not get any bigger??? :D
 
JeffG:
I'm always right.
And you said your ego couldn't get any bigger. . . :D

EDIT- Jenny beat me to the punch line!
 
he'll be shown to be right for this year in 2007. it's a system to help mitigate the swelling of the head.
 
You gotta be aware of that quick disconnect! Sometimes it will inadvertently come apart during the suiting up/gearing up process, or even just by simply bending over at the waist. Definitely a nasty smelly failure point. I'm thinking of re-installing the continuous tube, or just go back to diapers for non-tech recreational diving.
 

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